Crochet Earbud Holder

I’ll be honest, I’m a little bit addicted to the Magic Potholder technique. And I’m also a little addicted to super quick crochet projects!

So this project was finished before I could even think of resisting it. I mean really, how cute and practical is this?

I’m always getting my earbuds tangled in my purse, and it’s super annoying. I mean, who wants to spend two minutes untangling earphones at the gym? Like I need another reason to postpone my workouts, right?

This fun project took me well under an hour- probably less than 20 minutes if I hadn’t also been watching a particularly good movie. It’s perfect for scrap busting, and now I’ll never lose or tangle my earbuds in my purse again!

Gauge / Finished Size

Notes

This potholder begins with a chain that is approximately the length of the diagonal you want your potholder to be. The piece is worked in continuous rounds, starting with both sides of the chain, then closed into a double layer potholder with a slip stitch or sewn seam.

Magic Earbud Holder Pattern

Chain 11 (or odd number to reach desired size).

Round 1: sc in 2nd ch from hook and each ch across, place a second sc in the back bump of last ch, and sc in the back bump of each ch across. [20]

Round 2: Without joining or making a turning ch, sc in each stitch around.

Rounds 3-7: Repeat Round 2.

Round 8: Sc in next st, ch 5, s c in next st, sc in next 5 sts, fasten off.

Finishing: Fasten off and weave in all ends, block as desired. Add a button to opposite side of pouch from button loop, and attach a keyring to one corner if desired.

Note: do as I say, not as I do. (Totally missed the end hanging out in this photo! Whoops.

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